Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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DIVISIO OF NATURAL PHYSICAL SCIENCES Glen Johnson, Biology, BA., M.A., East Stewart Skeate, Biology, B,S., Rutgers James Stonesifer, Biology, A.B., Phil Teagarden, Biology, B.S., Florida Tennessee State University University, M,A., California State Universi- Bridgewater College, M.A., University of State University, M.S., University of Ten- ty, PhD., University of Florida North Carolina at Chapel Hill nessee, M.A., Appalachian State Universi- ty, D.A., Western Colorado University 'VR-ui X -vas. litiilifi Ted Ledford, Composition and Literature, BS., M.A., Appalachian State University, Ph.D., Ohio University Phillip Royall, Spanish, AB., Western Carolina University, M.A., Appalachian State University ff Jim Taylor, Music, BA., Appalachian State University Carolyn Travis, Composition and Litera- ture, BS, M,A., Appalachian State Uni- versity 'st rf' '-....,.,. lv , Yin Mary White, Composition and Literature, BA., Queens College of New York, M.A,, Hofstra University, M.A., Bucknell Uniuer' sity Ni' . ' ' fX,f,52fll A,...,,g ,,.,,.,, .,,,,, . ,, xl tl A fl- .ffl A fn:-. A reg 4 wi' ., ' .tg C, C .gg - f ,Q ' ery -11, wr xv il ff Lb N .',. i 2 5. -5 if , it t - if,-A Qt W Faculty 41 .. .,,. so ...I

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Virginia Teagarden, Chairman, Biology, B.S., Western Carolina University, M,A,, Appalachian State Universityg D,A,, Western Colorado Uniuersity The study of natural sciences seeks to develop in the student an understanding, appreciation, and application of scientific attitudes and methods by examination of the scientific facts and theories from both established and recent research. This background is used to enhance the student's understanding of the physical, chemical and bio- logical aspects of today's world. '4.. J N E Dianne Hinson, Biology, BS, Longwood College: M.A., Appalachian State University I William B. Watterson, Chairman, Composition and Literature A.A., Gardner-Webb College BS., M.A., Appalachian State University 40 Faculty DIVISION OF LANGUAGES, LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS The aim of the Division of Languages, Literature and Fine Arts is to give students competency in written and oral composition and to aid them in the interpretation, understanding, and appreciation of literature and the fine arts. Janet Carroll, Drama and Speech, BS., Ruth Greene, French and Director of M.A,, Southwest Texas State Language Lab, B.A., Western Carolina University, PhD., Louisiana State University, M,A., Memphis State University University i W ' s 4 .4 Q ,- ,a

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Griffith: Your next move, Angel, is to in- troduce the Adjunct Faculty so the year- book can introduce the classes . . . Angel: I don 't want to do something 'non- essentialf How about some of my famous imitations? Griffith: How about: 'Whos on first'. . . Not pictured: Claude Pyatte, Chemistry, B.S., N. C. State University: D.VM,, University of Georgia: Barbara Timberman, Art, A.B., Rollins College, BA., Butler University. Donald R Baker Art Physical John Mac Bryan B S M A Richard Jackson Physical Education Janice Miller Art BS MA Ed.D., Michael J. Yurk, ROTC, B.A., Education A A Lees McRae College Appalachian Stare University BA Western Carolina University East Tennessee State University UNUCVSUV Of WFSCOVISWIJ Combined A B East Tennessee State University M A University of North Carolina at Arms and Services Staff School RESIDENCE HALL DIRECTORS Ziidifciifglli ZZ'f?,,'ZO1T7e'VDO'mi'W ameS Pat Atkins Jean Correale Jack Masters Patricia Peterson Nebel Dormitory Tate Dormitory Avery Dormitory Virginia Dormitory